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Graduate College sponsors 20th anniversary of ISCORE

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The Graduate College is proud to be a sponsor of the annual Thomas L. Hill Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE). This year’s conference will celebrate ISCORE’s 20th anniversary and will take place Friday, March 6 in the Memorial Union. Attending is free for all Iowa State students, faculty, and staff.

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Catching up with Majd Abdulghani, Iowa State alumna and Rhodes Scholar

Majd Abdulghani received her Master of Science in Genetics and Genomics from Iowa State in 2018. Later that year, she learned she had been selected as a Rhodes Scholar, and she became the first student from Saudi Arabia to receive the prestigious scholarship. Abdulghani recently began working on her Ph.D. at Oxford University alongside the 2019 cohort of 100 Rhodes scholars. She will be studying how cancer patients’ genes affect their responses to radiotherapy.

Keting Chen shares stories, lessons from her time at Iowa State

“As a child, I loved stories,” said Keting Chen, a Ph.D. candidate in Iowa State University’s Department of Genetics, Development, and Cell Biology. “I loved reading stories, I loved listening to stories, stories make me excited, and they are an important part of my life.”

 

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